CD4 T-cell activation and reduced regulatory T-cell populations are associated with early development of cataracts among HIV-infected adults in Uganda

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CD4 T-cell activation and reduced regulatory T-cell populations are associated with early development of cataracts among HIV-infected adults in Uganda

Nakanjako, D.; Otiti-Sengeri, J.; Ssewanyana, I.; Nabatanzi, R.; Bayigga, L.; Kirimunda, S.; Joloba, M.; Manabe, Y. C.; Kambugu, A.; Colebunders, R.; Mayanja-Kizza, H.

Journal Name:

Journal of Clinical and Cellular Immunology

Issue Date:

2014

Volume:

Issue:

186

Pages:

1-5

DOI:

http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2155-9899.1000186

Language:

English

Type:

Article-E

Keywords:

Viral diseases
HIV
AIDS
Catarrhal jaundice
Eyes
Blindness
Associations
CD4-positive-T-lymphocytes
T-cells
Immune activation
Ageing
Surgery
Uganda
Africa, East

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